32.Odd Animal Deaths, Deformities Linked to Gulf Oil Spill?

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/04/110420-gulf-oil-spill-anniversary-animals-deaths-science-nation/

On the first anniversary of the Gulf Oil Spill scientists are observing strange deaths and deformities  in animals that could be related to the disaster, experts say. over the past few months, the death rate of dolphins and turtles has risen drastically and some fish that inhabit the Gulf's coral reef  have developed abnormalities such as fish with deformed ovaries and missing fins. UWF's Patterson has recently observed an increase in physical abnormalities consistent with oil exposures in red snappers that live in Gulf's coral reefs. Also the oil spill of Exxon Valdez effected the food web and ecosystem and most species have not recovered to the same levels as they were settled before. and these unusual symtoms and abnomality have been concerning Patterson.

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